Creative Silverwork: Free Subject 7/2027

Creative Silverwork: Free Subject 7/2027


Event date 24.7.- 29.7.2027
Event location
Registration ends: 15.6.2027 00:00
Event prices. 495,00 €/College Hotel single room, incl. accommodation, teaching, meals, 437,00 €/College Hotel single room, incl. accommodation, teaching, meals, 723,00 €/College Hotel single room, incl. accommodation, teaching, meals, 523,00 €/College Hotel single room, incl. accommodation, teaching, meals, 465,00 €/College Hotel single room, incl. accommodation, teaching, meals, 418,00 €/College Hotel single room, incl. accommodation, teaching, meals

Do you have works that need finishing? Perhaps there's a technique you've always wanted to learn, or a piece of jewelry that's yet to be shaped? On this course, we provide space and support for your needs. Together, we will complete unfinished works and support you in starting new ones. Please note that the necessary materials are not included in the course price. However, we offer you the space, tools, and guidance to complete your projects and expand your skills. Come and enjoy the creative process and the joy of making! The teacher is silversmith Jaana Oljakka. Applications are invited for this course; the teacher will make selections by 15.6.2027. An informal application should be sent by e-mail to jaana.oljakka@nic.fi. The language of instruction is Finnish.

The Epassi mobile application can be used as a payment method for this course.

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Teacher

Oljakka Jaana

I am Jaana Oljakka, from Nurmijärvi. By training, I am a silversmith and teach precious metal courses here at the college. I have my own workshop (company) in Helsinki. I started teaching in the 80s at the Mariehamn Nautical Institute and later in Kotka, at the Kymenlaakso University of Applied Sciences, Department of Nautical Studies. I am also a radio operator and first mate by training. Alongside teaching, I completed adult pedagogical qualifications. I first became acquainted with Valamo College when I came here for a course. The college's then-precious metal teacher persuaded me to come here to teach, and I've been here ever since.